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To Trash the Dress or Not to Trash the Dress…That is the Question August 29, 2011 – Posted in: Uncategorized

To Trash the Dress or Not to Trash the Dress…That is the Question I get this question a lot. We decided to have our adventurous trash the dress session almost a year and a half after our own destination wedding. It was better late than never and frankly, it gave me another reason to have my husband haul a wedding dress across international borders…again! It also was another reason to make more magic with the…

Recent Custom Red-i By Chelsea Destination Wedding Jewels…More to Come! July 11, 2011 – Posted in: Uncategorized

Handcrafted Jewelry for Beach Bride Destination Weddings As a destination wedding bride myself, I know how important it is to find “the perfect gift” for maids of honor and bridesmaids who are traveling internationally, have spent the money to book airfare, hotel, showers and parties in your honor (and any other incidentals). When this time came, it was pretty simple for me. I designed custom jewelry collections which included barefoot jewelry, handcrafted…

{Red-i} By Chelsea is Now Departing to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico…Enjoy the Journey! June 9, 2011 – Posted in: Uncategorized

Hello {Red-i}’s! I’ve returned from sun-drenched Cabo full of inspiration. Below please enjoy the gallery below of a mini photoshoot to showcase {Red-i} by Chelsea Barefoot Jewelry, a few bracelets & earrings. I hope you enjoy the jewels as well as the lovely destination of Cabo San Lucas. With the tropical sun, warm sand, parties that go until dawn (if you choose), Pacifico’s on the beach, incredible international fare and an abundance of helpful people,…

Azúcar y Mar – Necklace and Earrings – Riviera Maya-Inspired collection July 29, 2010 – Posted in: Uncategorized

Azúcar y Mar – Necklace and Earrings – Riviera Maya-Inspired collection The “Azúcar y Mar” (Sugar and Sea) Necklace and Earrings have just landed! I’ve created another addition to the Riviera Maya-inspired collection to illustrate the turquoise of the sea and the powdery sugar-like sand.